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We welcome sisters Ashley and Lexi Arnold, co-owners of EquiGroomer, to share the story behind taking over the company, and the proper techniques for getting the best grooming results. We discuss the “Things Everyone Pretends to Understand but Really Doesn't”, Jamie’s Cryo Facial and some mighty weird news…..
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4066– Show Notes and Links:
Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the Geek
Jamie and Glenn's Amazon Store
Title Sponsor: Chewy Equine
Pic Credit: EquiGroomer
Guest: Ashley and Lexi Arnold of EquiGroomer
Sponsor Link: EquiGroomer
Sponsor: CareCredit
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Additional support for this podcast provided by: US Rider, Equine Network and Listeners Like You

Time Stamps:
03:40 - Daily Whinnies
11:30 - Horse Show Costs
14:34 - History
21:12 - Ashley and Lexi Arnold
35:10 - Cryo Facial
42:00 - Things we Thought We Knew
54:40 - Weird News

Macie-Rae Warken swept both breakaway divisions at the Old West Rope Horse Futurity in Amarillo, Texas—and Quealy Probst won the $40,000 sale graduate incentive on a mare she first rode two days before the show.

Warken won every round of the 6-&-Under on Kid Outlaw, a 5-year-old gelding her family bought as a 2-year-old and never sold, then took the 4-&-Under on SJR Ferarri Mist with a 233.16 in the short round. Her mare SLR Stevie Chick finished second behind her.

Probst rode Reyzin Royals, a 2022 Reyzin The Cash mare out of Queen Cisco bred by Utah State University and trained by Kollin Von Ahn. "Maggie" made the 4-&-Under short round and earned Probst the $40,000 Graduate Sale Horses incentive—after Cheyanne McCartney won $90,000 in sale-grad pots on her at Guthrie and Heber City this year. Probst also placed third in the 6-&-Under on Playin Catty Style.

We talked about Kid Outlaw's stop, why Warken lets her horses stand in the corner of the box, what makes Maggie work for three different riders and what she proves about buying out of the Old West sale on this episode of The Breakaway Breakdown.

No one knew just how long the old, arthritic mare had been down in the mud puddle. Even with a well-trained rescue team, it seemed impossible to free her safely. Then the mare's vet had an idea. The result, as you'll learn in this 100th episode of "Barn Stories," is sure to warm your heart and bolster your faith in horsepower.
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Grab your saddle and join hosts Ashley Winch and Cat Gunther as they explore the exciting world of competitive trail riding! In this episode of the Quarter Horse Podcast, Ashley and Cat are joined by Sarah J. Hayes, Executive Director of the North American Trail Ride Conference (NATRC), and competitive trail rider Mary Alice Braun.
Together, they break down everything you need to know about getting started in competitive trail riding—from what to expect when you pull into camp for the first time to how events are structured.
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
Divisions & Distance: The breakdown between Leisure, Novice, Competitive Pleasure, and Open divisions, including distances, average speeds, and judging criteria.
Natural Obstacles: How NATRC utilizes terrain features (like gates, inclines, and backing through trees) to test horse-and-rider partnerships rather than artificial arena obstacles.
At-Home Training: Practical tips on conditioning, practicing smooth mounts using mounting blocks, and building a versatile, confident horse.
Horse Welfare & Fitness: The importance of Pulse and Respiration (P&R) checks and veterinary metabolic checks throughout the ride.
Why Quarter Horses Shine: How the calm demeanor, steady mindset, and reliable nature of Quarter Horses make them exceptional partners for long miles and camp life.
How to Get Involved: Tips for joining NATRC, finding regional events across North America, and using volunteering as a low-pressure entry point into the sport.

Whether you're curious about horse camping, improving your horsemanship, or testing your bond with your Quarter Horse out in nature, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical advice. Tune in and discover your next equestrian adventure!

From costume ideas to home-made treats, Alex and Jillian share tips for making the most of the fall season with your horse.
Connect with Jillian and Alex via email: mynewhorse@equinenetwork.com
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